... FPOZIZODE ?? Courscz-Housz, BRISTOZ, SATURDAY. Magistrates present: Messrs. Franklyn, Newman, and Wood. John Alfred Norris, Wm. Gilford, and John Bedford, three r'espectably-dressed youths, were charged with being disordel7, and destroying the' property of' Mr. Andrewi. Police iconstable 52 deposed that as he was on duty, between I and 2 o'clock that morning, be sawthe three prisoners, and ...

... POI.ZCE TNWEY.ZZGENCE. le ConZraln-HousB, .BiISToE, TruRSDAr. Y. Magistrates present: Messrs. Franklyn & J. N. Sanders. th Ann Bowdell was charged with stealing two silver table Fe spoons from Mr. Psing, of the Montague $avern. It ap. se peared that the prisoner, who was employedaas char-woman IS by Mr. P., managed to secrete the spoons in her pocket and to carry them away. Committed. A ...

... PUBLIC MEETING TO PETITION FOR THE, IMMEDIATE RELEASE OF .MR. HENRY HETHERINGTON. Thursday night week a public meeting was held at the Social Hall, Hercules Buildings, Lambeth, to peti- tion the Legislature for the immediate release of Mr. H. Hetherington, confined in the Marshalsea, for four months, for selling Haslam's Letters, which have been termed, by the law officers of the Crown, a ...

... COURT OF QUEEN' BENCH, FEim.6. . RErMIEMENT or 0Mt. JUSraiE LYTLODALO . it During tile early part of tice day, either from the J. )I coldness of tile Ccbunt or tile want of interest in the El a proceelings, there were not more titan eight or ten gen- an e Ilemen of the bar in attendance, but about two o'clock cit is gentlemen were entering tile Court at every door, ant wi n it was soon ...

... JAW NOQTICES-Tiiis DAY. The Lord Chancellor will not attend ?? to-day. VICE.CHANCELLOR'S COUlRT, LINCOLN'S INK-..At ten. Rees v Kelth, to be spoke ?? av Eades, part ?? Y- ernit v Crockett, by ?? v Glamola, ?? v Cooper. ?? v. Fenn er. ?? a. Papillen-Brownl V ~ ?? a. Leslie. seven ?? ) WVeoiley-Johnson v Child-Eyles v Caulcutt-Hngbes v Cooks. BOLLS COURT, CHAlILRY.L&N-At ton. Frank a. ...

... LAIV IRrgLfCECE. I I COURT OF CBANCERY._SATURnDAY. Id the Matter of Samuel Gordon. This gentleman, against whom, as our readers recollect, an attachment issued from the Court of Chaneery some weeks since for contempt, was on Saturday morning at the sitting of the court brought up in custody. The Loid Chancellor, upon taking his seat, directed him to be placed at the bar, upon which his ...

... POL IR INTRLLIGENCEWADNIUSDAI' MANSION-HOUSE. MP, Tko05malategare a respectable, coai.merchaot, was summoned before air Peter Laurie o Friday last, for fhaving sold coaa defi- cient in weight to poor people, during the intensely cold weather. The ?? of the magistrate was not given until this dayd The cae e rcited agood dtal of interest. It was as follows Ter. Murray, the ward clerk of ...

... I Tuesday last was the day fixed for the trial of the i Earl of Cardigan, on the charge of feloniously shooting at Capt. Harvey Tuckett. o The Counsel for the prosecution were the Attorney- I General and Mr. Waddington, the Solicitor-General P being absent from indisposition; and for the noble a prisoner, Sir William Follett, Mr. Sergeant Wrang- v ham, and Mr. Adolphwu. As a quarter before ...

... INSOLVENT COUR1TS. J. G. Harris, Esq. Conariastsfler, will bold Courts in the Midland Circuit as follows : Town of Nottingham- ridny, July iSo. Nottinghiams'liirs-Frtidky, July 310. Derbyshires-Monaday, 4gust 2. Leieestersbire. Leieester -Wedtnesdaty, August 4. At the City of Lidhfield-uUn. ay Ag.17 Staffordshire, Stafford2- nssddy, Aug. 18. Shropshire, at Slsrewsb atiirday, Aug. 21I. ...

... Wf | POLICE INTELLIGENCE -MON DAY. °c0 BOW-iiTREET. POT oC'ricZ PROsCUTsroN.-ToaS. Barker FiAt'oh was broegfbt ibfore Mr. Jardine, for 'tral examinatton, on a charge of Stealleg, ?? while employed In the Post-office, three letters, une of which con- ill tained a half-sovereign, Ac- Mr. Peacock attended osn behalf of thir Porst ffice; and rlr. Flower, the 1Oliitor, appeared for the pironer. The ...

... COXIRT OF QUEEN'S BeNBLoDN SAUJ a An action for criminal conversation ,Brummill v. Jack- Stn, yesterday eschtedk great interest. A verdict was given for o001. The plaiirtiff is a surgeon', Loin to Mr;, Brur mell, or the Treasuryr. and the ?? in the 1stDragooo'IOuirds. The parties , rp al ,yqung,.and had been in tims of strictest intines'yl -f-I Sti erldship. The defendast in April last took up ...

... POLICE INTELLIG;E.CE-SATU RDAY. BOW.STREET. John Harvringtona, the general Postmau. who lately stood charged tl this ofice wvit h reaing a Ietter couteilgia £10 note, was charged Vitih having in big possesalon VArious oiudelivere etrsvrlo ~hem dated as, tar back as August last. Thomas Hoisydeni, an ?? of the General Pot-offlice, deposed ',okinding the letters prdicid in the ?? posscession. ...